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She creased her brows together and pulled at the sides of her hat, pulling it down over her already hidden ears. It had been a long time since she'd last been inside a building. She'd been outdoors for quite a while now, and the enclosure was making her a little nervous. Her eyes darted around, looking for emergency escape. The more she looked, the more worried she became, the faster her heart beat and the quicker her breathing.

It was sheer contradictory for her to feel closterphobic, seeing how she spent most her sheltered time crawled into tight little places. She guessed she just felt as if she was walking into the belly of the danger.

She idly took an other bite into the Yam... chewed... and kept chewing without swalowing. Her mind was elsewhere.

When they finally made it to the clinic's appartment Rusty had a smile on his face.
He bowed to Deidrick. "Thank you for leading me here. Good luck with... ermm.. your plans."

Because she wasn't paying attention, she walked into and stumbled over Rusty, who was bowing.

"Argh!!!"

Sefu sniffed the air around the place to which they had been led, and let out a small growl, when he spoke his was powerful, just just like his huge frame. "This place smells familiar, there has been bloodshed here, both human and elven. Reminds me of my home, in the Rock Spine Mountains. he said as he took a place upon the floor and sat without saying too much else.

Cahan smiled, even with the clothes which he wore, which were designed to keep his living icebox of a body to affect the outside world, inside was a completely different. Though the change would be gradual, the temperature would continue to drop over the next hour or so, until it was near freezing, that was assuming he stayed in the long place that long. Unlike his companion, Cahan did not seat, instead deciding to remain standing. "Your Employer, appears to be a wealthy man, Or Drow as it were.

"Keen nose you have." That was all Sevilin had to say to that, after all he didn't really care about whey they thought or anything, self centered as the next creature, more or less only concerned for his well being and the well being of his son as well. But his attention turned once again to his new friend, whom he still didn't know the name of, nor cared to ask such a thing. "Lord D'vinn has his means. Yes I suppose one could consider him wealthy by Labyrinthian standards, what with the amount of steel his has and then his other trade endeavours. He prefers his lifestyle for himself and his family to be pleasantly comfortable in quite the unpleasant place."

Rusty nodded as the winged feline answered the door as a way to say hello. He then followed Moonstone up the stairs looking back at Kora for a second only turn back and keep walking.
"Thanks for letting us in Moonstone, and.. ermm.. I hope we didn't wake you up."

Delaney found herself turning in circles she couldn't decided where to eat at. All the restaurants she had been at their food either smelled bad or their place was dirty or she just didn't trust the feel of the place.

With an inner sigh she asked a stranger whom appeared to be from a wheatly life style which restaurant he considered the best. The town man first looked at her funny but seeing the glare in her eyes made him answer her question.

Kora sat up. She looked over her shoulder to see Deidrick already well on his way, off in the distance. She shifted her eyes from Him, to Rusty, to Moonstone and then to her suroundings. She hesitated a moment... but then gave it a second thought.

Moonstone didn't apear threatning to her at all. But then again, Anything else could look friendly compared to Deidrick's three headed snarl.

She shrugged it off. She staggered up, picked a few strands of dirt off her Honey Coated yam, and hurried over to catch up with Rusty. Cowered semi-intimidated behind him, her eyes scanned her suroundings still. She idly took the last bite of her Yam.

Adso was getting bored. He promtly turned into his wolf form. Sometimes animals put others in alarm. Would that happen this time?

He sure hoped so. They were not playing the game.

Adso loved games as much as he loved watching people.

Adso bounded up the steps, turned around quickly and growled.

Adso then boundeda around in circles barking happily.